After my false start with my next mini carpet, Bjerreby (see last post), I’m racing through it. I’m eager to finish so I can start the next project. I designed something a little different and now I can’t wait to get started. Look at these fabulous bright colours!
Also, the BrightSea Village Cinema is all stitched up and waiting to be released.
. . . you realise the piece of fabric you’re stitching on is too short.
Luckily I always stitch the edges of my mini carpets first.
I’ve finished the BrightSea Village Cinema and am just allowing myself a little stitching time on Bjerreby, the new carpet, before I stitch up the cinema (my least favourite part of the process).
I’m now working on the last side of BrightSea Village’s new Cinema. And because I immediately start stitching my next project as soon as the current one is finished I have the fabric and cottons all ready to go for Bjerreby, my next mini carpet.
It’s been a year of stops and starts with my stitching. I’ve only just finished the front of BrightSea Village’s Cinema and am now starting on one of the sides. Hoping there will be no more interruptions to my stitching routine.
Keep safe out there and happy stitching!
BrightSea Village now has it’s own needlecraft shop, The Nifty Needle. I so wish there was a real Nifty Needle handy to where I live. I’d love to shop there. Also de Malmanche Demesne is ready to be rolled out on a dollhouse floor (or framed and hung). And because I’m still as eager to stitch as ever I’m already over a quarter of the way through stitching the next addition to BrightSea Village, the Lido cinema. That’s the back that I’ve stitched so far. I try to save the most exciting side to stitch last.